MCM London Comic Con came alive last weekend as Hasbro Pulse brought pure excitement to a number of different fandom galaxies at its brand panel, delighting fans from across the UK and beyond. From Transformers’ mighty warriors to MARVEL’s iconic heroes and villains, Star Wars’ legendary figure and the troopers of G.I. Joe, Hasbro Pulse revealed a lineup of new collectibles that had attendees buzzing. With interactive displays, detailed figures, and preorder opportunities, fans were able to dive straight into the worlds they love — and these exciting new releases are now available on Hasbro Pulse for collectors everywhere.
So, let’s have a look at what’s coming out soon!
Transformers Age of the Primes
Transformers fans were treated to a spectacular launch line up around the Age of the Primes line, including new Leader, Voyager, and Deluxe Class figures that highlight the rich history of the Cybertronian universe. Maximal Big Convoy arrives in 6.5-inch Leader Class scale, converting from robot to mammoth mode in 29 steps, while Razorclaw transforms into a winged tiger in 43 steps. Voyager Class figures like The Thirteen Amalgamous Prime and Combaticon Brawl offer multi-mode conversions and combinable features for display or battle setups, and the 7-inch Junkion Wreck-Gar converts into a trash truck or splits into armour pieces for other figures.
Deluxe Class figures expand the universe even further: Quintus Prime converts into a squid spaceship, Targetmaster Sureshot into a dune buggy with a mini-Spoilsport blaster, and Combaticon Blast Off takes off as a space shuttle and is part of the Bruticus combiner. Quickstrike switches from robot to scorpion mode with moveable cobra tail, and Junkion Jalopy transforms into an off-road vehicle while splitting into armour for other figures. All figures feature detailed deco, articulated joints for dynamic posing, and accessories that attach in multiple modes. These releases are designed for both display and interactive play, letting fans bring the Age of the Primes saga to life.
Marvel Legends Retro Cardbacks & X-Men Collectibles
Hasbro Pulse unveiled a thrilling lineup of MARVEL Legends Series figures inspired by Spider-Man comics and the wider MARVEL Universe. Fans can now collect Spider-Man 2099, Uncanny Spider-Man (Nightcrawler), Spider-Venom, MARVEL’s Owl, and Hypno-Hustler in retro-style cardback packaging, each with over 20 points of articulation and a suite of character-specific accessories for dynamic posing. These figures celebrate the Spider-Verse, offering display-worthy figures and premium deco for collectors.
The X-Men lineup also impressed with MARVEL’s Sentinels (Variants) 2-Pack, the imposing 12-inch Apocalypse, and Emma Frost (Diamond Form), each offering a mix of collectible scale, articulated movement, and accessories inspired by comics and the X-Men ’97 animated series. Together, these figures expand the storytelling possibilities for fans and collectors of the world of MARVEL alike.
Star Wars Black Series & Vintage Collection
Star Wars enthusiasts were treated to an array of new collectibles spanning The Black Series and Vintage Collection. The Black Series introduced fan-favourite characters from across the galaxy, including Kyle Katarn (Dark Forces), Seventh Sister Inquisitor (Rebels), Quinlan Vos (The Clone Wars), and Jedi Master Dooku (Tales of the Jedi). Each 6-inch figure features premium design, multiple articulation points, and accessories that bring iconic characters and scenes to into your home to play with and behold.
Meanwhile, The Vintage Collection expanded with several 3.75-inch figures inspired by live-action, animated series and movie, including The Stranger (Qimir) from The Acolyte, Maul – Shadow Lord, and Darth Vader (Emperor’s Wrath) from Return of the Jedi. Featuring Kenner-inspired cardback packaging, poseable points, and series-authentic accessories, these collectibles offer fans a mix of Sith nostalgia and modern Star Wars storytelling.
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